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MH-203 Radioinactive - Pyramidi  Radioinactive's first full-length release, Pyramidi follows a string of successful compilation appearances and self released EPs. Featuring thirty tracks of trademark West Coast Workforce stylings, Pyramidi showcases Radioinactive's remarkable versatility and unique approach to writing. Whether he is commenting on the origin of modern man, telling a tall tale about stealing a thug's Pumas, or painting a picture of his father's homeland, he creates story-time for grownups with one-of-a-kind comments on the subject. Featuring production and guest appearances from Antimc, Omid, Sesquipedalian, Shovelhead, and other Los Angeles regulars, Pyramidi is a release that will only enhance Radioinactive's reputation as one of today's top avant-MCs. |
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| Out there and on it. 5/5 - Wax / will offer endless joy to those in search of something advanced - All Music Guide / One of the oddest, funniest, most lo-fi yet lovely hip-hop albums you’ll hear this year - Muzik / A wonderfully twisted and witty album - 3D World / Feels like hopping on a magic carpet's mystery tour around the world of music - Hip-Hop Connection |
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| I can't stress how much I love avant-hip-hop label Mush Records. Everything they release is totally interesting if not groundbreaking, and their artists take hip-hop into its future without ever letting it lose its roots - but never forcing it into a dumb box. These guys gave us Aesop Rock's first record, cLOUDDEAD, So-Called Artists, Boom Bip, and they release longtime underground talents, such as the forthcoming collection from Baltimore's rhyming godhead Labtekwon. Fuckin' A. Anyway, Radioinactive falls into the latter category; he's from Los Angeles and used to be in Log Cabin with some of the Living Legends fellows, but only recently has he been receiving his worldwide due. Radio rhymes his words like they're butcher's knives cutting carrots, sharply but easily, and often squished together. The trippiness is enhanced by about seven vocal tracks on each song, making it sound like there's a lot of Radioinactives on your headphones. "Pyramidi" is like looking at hip-hop through a snow globe, or without gravity. - Portland Mercury |
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